Men's Health Physio
Services
Dedicated to improving your health, fitness and wellbeing.
Often men tolerate issues which can be life changing and debilitating, as they are too embarrassed to seek help or unaware that there are treatments available.
We can help with:
- Incontinence
- Overactive bladder
- Bowel dysfunction
- Pelvic pain
- Erectile & sexual dysfunction
- Prostatitis
- Pre and post prostatectomy rehab
1 in 10
70%
50
16%
of males over 18 have overactive bladder
50%
Assessment & diagnosis
During an Initial Men’s Health Assessment, you’ll sit down with one of our amazing team to find out more about your issue and get to the bottom of what’s wrong.
They’ll ask you questions about your general health, medical background and how your issue is affecting your day-to-day life, in order to diagnose the problem and inform their treatment plan.
We also use real-time ultrasound to view the pelvic floor inside the body.
Individualised treatment & advice
Men’s Health Physio treatment could include:
- Pelvic floor muscle exercises
- Progressive pelvic floor muscle retraining using real-time ultrasound, EMG biofeedback & muscle stimulation
- Bladder training
- Acupuncture
- Personalised advice to increase physical activity levels
Men’s Health Services
Physiotherapy can help improve continence and sexual function in men following prostate cancer treatment.
If you are suffering from persistent pain in the pelvic region, physiotherapy can help you regain control over your life.
Physio offers a comprehensive approach to address the underlying causes of ED, providing effective interventions to restore sexual function and boost your confidence.
How To Book
We are on WhatsApp! Drop our Front of House team a message and we’ll help with any queries.
Give us a call on 020 7036 0286 to speak to one of our physiotherapists and find out more.
Our Men's Health Team
Clinic Director, Consultant Physiotherapist, Men's & Women's Health Physio, Pilates Physio, TMJ Specialist
Praise for our Men's Health Service
Frequently Asked Questions
What is pelvic floor physiotherapy and how can it benefit a male?
Men do have pelvic floor muscles, providing support for the pelvic organs, they help your continence and your sexual function. Thanks to physiotherapy we can learn how to strengthen and lengthen these muscles to improve your symptoms and quality of life.
What are the common issues that male pelvic floor physiotherapy can help with?
Pelvic floor muscle physiotherapy can be a benefit for:
- chronic pelvic pain
- prostatitis or prostatectomy related symptoms
- urinary incontinence
- erectile dysfunction
How do I know if I need pelvic floor physiotherapy?
- If you suffer from urinary or faecal urgency and incontinence
- If you have constipationÂ
- If you suffer from chronic pain
- If you experience pain with sexual intercourse
- If you suffer from erectile dysfunctionÂ
Can male pelvic floor physiotherapy help with urinary incontinence?
Yes. The physiotherapist will determine the reason for your incontinence during the initial assessment with the ultrasound and a internal examination and then will decide which exercises you will need to carry on and which manual techniques to use/stretches if there’s a tightness issue. Education will be given regarding diet, fluid intake and toilet habits.
What exercises and techniques are typically used during male pelvic floor physiotherapy?
The physiotherapist will ask you to perform a pelvic floor contraction and relaxation and then will test your muscles endurance asking for a long contraction (holding) as well.Â
“Draw the testes up inside the pelvic, retract or shorten the penis “
How much does Men's Health physiotherapy typically cost?
The initial consultation of 1 hour has a cost of £155
A 1 hour follow up costs £214
A half an hour follow up costs£107
Can pelvic floor physiotherapy help with male sexual dysfunction?
Yes. The pelvic floor must be strong and elastic in men too. After the initial assessment and the history taking, your physiotherapist will understand the cause of your sexual dysfunction and prescribe specific pelvic floor exercises and relaxation/breathing techniques. These together with the correct routine modification / education will improve your symptoms.
How can I find a Men's Health physiotherapist near me?
You can ask Google, ask your GP, or ask your urologist.
